Tourist Attractions in Bangladesh

A trip to Bangladesh is a rather exotic holiday destination, but the more interesting this country is for sophisticated tourists. Bangladesh is characterised by a striking mix of nations, cultures, religions. The bright colours of the country burst out on numerous Buddhist, Hindu, Christian, Muslim holidays and festivals. Due to the mix of several calendars, representatives of several faiths often participate in processions, creating a sense of endless carnival.

Bangladesh has strikingly beautiful nature, rich diversity of fauna and flora, which can be seen in the national parks of Sundarban, Chittagong and Madhuriur. The local seaside resort of Cox’s Bazar is 200 kilometres of almost deserted beaches washed by the warm waters of the Bay of Bengal. In the capital of the state, Dhaka. In Dhaka, the capital of the state, colourful oriental bazaars are buzzing and more than 700 mosques are calling for prayers, while ancient Buddhist monasteries are hidden in the mangrove forests, where travellers will not refuse to spend the night.

Tourist infrastructure of Bangladesh is not very well developed yet. Comfortable 4* and 5* hotels are located in Dhaka and Chittagong, in other places you can count on more or less decent “”gest-house””. In remote areas of the country there is practically no accommodation suitable for tourists at all, but foreigners rarely visit these areas.